Biologic Drug Product Routes of Administration
A route of administration refers to the way that a drug product is administered to deliver the drug substance to the patient as effectively as possible. When a medicine is administered parenterally, it is injected directly into muscles, subcutaneous tissues, or blood vessels. This scrollable interactive explores the 3 main parenteral routes of drug administration and describes the criteria for parenteral administration of drug products.
Topics
- ALXCollab
- biologic protein
- biologic
- drug development
- drug manufacturing
- drug product
- drug production
- drug substance
- first-pass metabolism
- injection
- intramuscular administration
- intramuscular route
- intramuscular
- intravenous administration
- intravenous route
- intravenous
- IV
- mAb
- monoclonal antibody
- oral administration
- parenteral injection
- parenteral route of administration
- protein-based drug
- protein-based therapeutic
- route of administration
- subcutaneous administration
- subcutaneous route
- subcutaneous
- syringe
- therapeutic effect
- vial